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Following the renovation of its building, ASU Health Services has become a member of the Mayo Clinic Care Network. This partnership adds ASU access to Mayo Clinic tools to better serve student health needs. (Photo by Shawn Raymundo)

ASU Health Services implements Mayo Clinic Care Network

ASU Health Services will now have access to Mayo Clinic Care Network tools that provide specialty health care services to students.

By Danielle Grobmeier | May 27, 2012

Online criminal justice school ranks top in the nation

The Online School of Criminal Justice and Criminology offers validity to online degree programs.

By Danielle Grobmeier | May 21, 2012

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Craig Barton was appointed to director of the Design School beginning in the fall semester.

Herberger appoints new Design School director

The Herberger Institute selected Craig Barton as the new Design School director in light of his architectural and academic experience.

By Danielle Grobmeier | May 21, 2012

Professor resigns committee position, questions plagiarism decision

Following a University decision to drop allegations of plagiarism against history professor Matthew Whitaker, Monica Green, another history professor, resigned from her post as chair of the History Promotions and Tenure Committee.

By Kharli Mandeville | April 16, 2012

ABOR nominee receives mixed reactions

Two Arizona senators expressed their disappointment regarding Gov. Jan Brewer's nomination of former Republican Rep. Greg Patterson to the Arizona Board of Regents, while the ASU student regent supported the decision.

By Danielle Grobmeier | April 15, 2012

ABOR: No in-state, undergraduate tuition increase

In a unanimous decision Thursday, the Arizona Board of Regents approved a 3 percent tuition increase for out-of-state undergraduate and all graduate students and a 0 percent increase for in-state undergraduate students.

By Kharli Mandeville | April 5, 2012

Arizona official considers extending ethnic studies law to universities

Arizona Superintendent of Public Instruction John Huppenthal considers suspending Mexican American studies at state universities

By Alyssa Lee | April 5, 2012

The new Health Services Building on the Tempe campus held an open house Tueday morning to educate students about the resources they provide, including flu shots and examinations. (Photo by Mackenzie McCreary)

Health Services debuts new Tempe campus facility

After a long wait, Health Services debuted a new facility Tuesday for the modern student population.

By Michelle Peirano | April 3, 2012

Improved rankings could lead more students to graduate schools

A recent U.S. News and World report ranks ASU’s graduate programs among the top in the nation.

By Alexa Haynes | April 3, 2012

Sean McGarvey, President of ASU’s Student Bar Association, gave a student opinion to the panel regarding tuition increases on Wednesday in Alumni Lounge at the Memorial Union. (Photo by Shawn Raymundo)

Tuition discussion centers on out-of-state, graduate increase

The Arizona Board of Regents held a public meeting across the state Wednesday to discuss university tuition proposals in the 2012-2013 fiscal year.

By Kharli Mandeville | March 28, 2012

Controversial higher education bills raise concerns

Recent legislation aimed at higher education such as Senate Bill 1474 and House Bill 2675 have created tension between universities and the legislature.

By Danielle Grobmeier | March 13, 2012

A man is asked to leave the University Center library on the Downtown campus Tuesday afternoon. ASU is cracking down on the removal of non-ASU affiliated people on campus and in common areas. (Photo by Thania A. Betancourt)

Downtown building access limited to ASU students, employees

A new Downtown campus policy requires non-ASU affiliated to leave the Downtown buildings.

By Thania A. Betancourt | March 13, 2012

Getting AHEAD is a program that creates partnerships between Arizona's state universities and community colleges, making it easier for students to transfer from one to the other. (Photo by Jenn Allen)

Getting AHEAD project helps students graduate faster, save money

The Getting AHEAD project links state community colleges and universities to help students stay on track to graduate.

By Alexa Haynes | March 13, 2012

Scholarship Maintenance Plan will help students keep financial aid

Scholarship Maintenance Plan will allow students who do not reach their scholarship renewal criteria a forgiving renewal option.

By Alexa Haynes | March 6, 2012

The Arizona Board of Regents meeting Feb. 16 included a discussion about changing the credit hour requirement for full-time students from 12 to 15 hours per semester. (Photo by Lisa Bartoli)

Full-time credit requirement could increase

The Arizona Board of Regents is considering increasing the minimum credit hour requirement from 12 to 15.

By Alexa Haynes | February 28, 2012

The W.P. Carey School of Business will be launching a Masters of Science and Management program (MiM). The Ford Graduate suite offers a quite, exclusive place on campus for current graduate students to study and relax. (Photo by Jenn Allen)

Business school announces program for non-majors

The W. P. Carey School has organized a program concentrated on non-business majors.

By Michael Gordon | February 26, 2012

University President Michael Crow speaks to The State Press editorial board Oct. 11, 2011. President Crow recently released proposed tuition increase percentages. (Photo by Beth Easterbrook)

Crow: No tuition increase for in-state students

ASU president, Michael Crow, explains the possibilities for tuition increase for the upcoming year.

By Shawn Raymundo | February 26, 2012

Tom Brokaw chosen to speak at ASU commencement

Longtime NBC news anchor Tom Brokaw will deliver the spring 2012 undergraduate commencement ceremony speech.

By Shawn Raymundo | February 22, 2012

In an appropriations meeting Wednesday, House Bill 2675, a bill that would require some students to contribute $2000 toward their education out-of-pocket, passed through the committee by a 7-6 vote. (Photo by Shelby Bernstein)

Tuition bill passes committee despite strong opposition

HB 2675, which would require many students to pay $2,000 out-of pocket toward tuition, passed through committee Wednesday.

By Kharli Mandeville | February 22, 2012

Arizona Board of Regents discuss graduation rates, guns on campus

The Arizona Board of Regents discussed ASU, UA and NAU education goals for 2010-2020.

By Danielle Grobmeier | February 16, 2012

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